I bought this for my husband after too many nights with earplugs. By the third night I slept straight through. He says the pulse is gentle and doesn’t wake him.
Sound familiar?
You're not “a loud sleeper.” You're choking on your own tongue 300 times a night.
That's the part nobody tells you. And it's exactly why nothing you've tried so far has worked.
- You've been exiled to the couch.
Not as a punishment. She just wants six hours of sleep, and she can't get them next to you.
- The elbow. Every night. Around 2 a.m.
You roll over, mumble sorry, fall back asleep — and start again four minutes later.
- You wake yourself up with your own snore.
Gasping, throat dry, heart going. Then you lie there for 40 minutes wondering why you're so tired at 3 p.m.
- You dread hotel rooms and family trips.
Sharing a wall is bad enough. Sharing a room means somebody's going to bring it up at breakfast.
Snoring isn't a noise problem.
It's a muscle problem — and it has a switch.